About Us

Burnside Animal Rehabilitation centre offers physiotherapy and hydrotherapy for dogs, cats and other small animals. We are based in Fleet and take referrals from vets all over Hampshire, Berkshire, Surrey and beyond.

Our facilities include a hydrotherapy pool and dry treadmill, both of which are extremely useful tools in aiding your pets rehabilitation.

We pride ourselves on taking a multi-disciplinary approach and we will work closely with your vet, and any other professionals, during your pets rehabilitation. Before your pet can be treated by us we must have a signed consent form from your vet - please click here to download a vet referral & consent form. Alternatively please call us and we will contact your vet on your behalf.

Your first appointment will include an assessment by one of our physiotherapists to ensure that any treatment plan formulated is specific and individual to your pets needs. This appointment can last up to one hour and will include treatment as appropriate.

The number of treatments needed after this initial consultation is dependent on your animal and its needs. Like us, animals are individuals and treatment plans will differ from one to another.

We are also able to offer boarding services for pets undergoing treatment. Boarding is suitable for pets who are travelling a long way who would suit an intensive physiotherapy and hydrotherapy treatment plan. Please contact us for more information on our boarding services.

Our Team

Physiotherapy

Our Physiotherapy room allows for a calm, dry setting in which animals can be assessed and/or treated in a stress free environment.

Within the physiotherapy room there is a dry treadmill which is ideal for assessing gait and movement patterns, as well as being used for retraining muscle groups and gait re-education.

Hydrotherapy

Our purpose built Hydrotherapy room is a large space ideal for treating animals within our heated, indoor hydrotherapy pool.

Facilities include a therapeutic shower system and acess to the pool is via an external and internal ramp.  The pool also has a built in platform, so we can treat your animal whilst they are standing in water.

Case Studies

Abbie

An eight year old Border Collie, who competes at agility, was referred with an injured front leg.

Max

A 12-year old Golden Retriever referred after a tear in his cranial cruciate ligament in one of his knees

Alfie

At six months of age Alfie started limping and was diagnosed by the vets as having Legge-Perthes disease in his hip.